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  • Intel hails highest share price in decade as earnings smash forecasts

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    Intel shares jumped as much as 24.4 per cent on Friday after the chipmaker delivered a strong earnings beat and upbeat outlook, raising hopes of a sustained turnaround. The stock surged in early trading after already climbing more than 20 per cent in after-hours moves, putting it on track for one of its biggest one-day [...]

    Advanced semiconductor chip with intricate circuit patterns and microcomponents, highlighting cutting-edge technology.
  • Reform government would partially nationalise Rolls-Royce through ‘strategic stake’

    Politics

    A Reform government would partially nationalise Rolls-Royce as a quid pro quo for helping it ramp up its small modular reactor (SMR) nuclear programme “as fast as it possibly can”, its policy chief has said. In a wide-ranging interview setting out his party’s plans for the UK economy, Zia Yusuf told Morning Wire that Reform [...]

    Zia Yusuf, chairman of Reform UK, during a news conference in London, UK, on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
  • Intel: UK revenue slashed by over £1bn as profit cut

    Tech

    Revenue at the UK arm of technology giant Intel has been slashed by almost $1.5bn (£1.1bn) as its profit was cut significantly during its latest financial year. The division of the US group has posted a revenue of $3.3bn for 2024, down from the $4.7bn it achieved in 2023. New accounts filed with Companies House [...]

    The financial performance of the UK arm of Intel suffered in 2024. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
  • Avoid Tesla, Intel, oil and German equities in 2025 say analysts

    January 3, 2025

    Wall Street analysts have pencilled in strong gains for equity markets in 2025, following a robust performance in 2024. However, while analysts are optimistic about the outlook for the market as a whole, there are some assets Wall Street believes will underperform in the year ahead. Here are the four assets analysts are advising investors [...]

  • How ASML sparked a global chip stock sell off

    October 16, 2024

    Chip equipment maker ASML warned of a slower than expected recovery in the semiconductor market on Tuesday, triggering panic among investors who quickly offloaded stocks across the sector. The company’s quarterly results, accidentally published a day early, revealed orders that were half of what investors had expected. The company also cut its forecast for next [...]

  • Microsoft: Tech giant announces mammoth buyback and hikes dividend

    September 17, 2024

    Tech giant Microsoft has announced a new $60bn share buyback programme and hiked its quarterly dividend by 10 per cent. This new shareholder cash return replaces Microsoft’s previous $60bn programme, which was launched in 2021, and has no set expiration date. According to data from Birinyi Associates, the cash return is the third-largest repurchase scheme [...]

  • Nvidia shares slump despite company’s record-breaking revenue

    August 29, 2024

    Nvidia shares are down over eight per cent in after hours trading even after it smashed its forecasts and posted record revenue. Revenue for the second quarter hit a new record of $30bn (£22.7bn), up 15 per cent from the first quarter and up 122 per cent from the previous year ago. Nvidia also posted [...]

  • Intel shares tank after chipmaker announces over 15,000 job cuts

    August 2, 2024

    Intel has said it would cut more than 15 per cent of its workforce as the chipmaker pursues a major turnaround effort.

  • Intel: £4.2bn deal to buy Israeli chipmaker Tower Semiconductor lapses on China stall

    August 16, 2023

    Intel and Israeli chipmaker Tower Semiconductor have “mutually agreed” to call off their $5.4bn (£4.2bn) deal due to regulatory hurdles from China. In a statement on Wednesday, leading semiconductor manufacturer Intel said it will pay a termination fee of $353m to Tower after the merger failed to get approval from regulators by its 15 August deadline. [...]

  • UK government’s letter to Visa, Deloitte and Allianz prompts rebuke from Olympic chiefs

    March 14, 2023

    Olympic chiefs have issued a rebuke to the UK government over its lobbying of sponsors including Visa, Deloitte and Allianz for Russia to remain banned from sport. The UK has been among the most vocal and active opponents of the International Olympic Committee’s plan to lift the suspension of Russia and its ally Belarus.  Culture [...]

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